Sentence examples for model can refer from inspiring English sources

Although "model" can refer to many things (Collins and Ferguson 1993), models consisting of equations are especially common and useful in science and engineering.

The same letter may be used differently depending on the model; 'S' can refer to 'sedan' or 'sport' (e.g. in LS and SC), while 'X' refers to 'luxury utility vehicle' or SUV.

For more details of semiparametric regression model, one can refer to Hardle et al. [15] and the references therein.

For specific theoretical implications of the above model, one can refer to Drábek, Kufner and Nicolosi [1] and Adams and John [2] and references wherein.

For more details as regards the nonlinear regression model, one can refer to Ibregimov and Has'minskii [6], Ivanov and Leonenko [7], Ivanov [8], and so on.

For more details of a simple SIR model, we can refer to the books of Hethcote [17] and Anderson and May [18].

For more information on multi-group models, one can refer to [6 11] and the references therein.

For the ratio-dependent predator-prey models, one can refer to [36 39].

For more information as regards the above models, we can refer to [1 4].

For more information about varying ERTK models, one can refer to Li et al. (2017a).

For more details about linear models, the reader can refer to Linear Models in Statistics (Schaalje and Rencher 2000) or Linear Models with R (Faraway 2006).